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Forecasts for cloudy skies cast shadow over North American solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

Forecasts for cloudy skies cast shadow over North American solar eclipse

Some stars will twinkle at midday; birds, other wildlife may fall silent and stay still

Captain James Cook and the controversial legacy of Western exploration - Vimarsana News

Captain James Cook and the controversial legacy of Western exploration

The British explorer who sailed the uncharted Pacific Ocean in the 1700s, and who was killed in Hawaii, initiated a period of colonization that obscured the histories of Native Islanders, a legacy that is being reexamined today.

Canonized and vilified Capt. James Cook is ready for reassessment - Vimarsana News

Canonized and vilified Capt. James Cook is ready for reassessment

In Hampton Sides' telling, this explorer's final mission, ending with his death on the shores of Hawaii's Big Island, has room for both condemnation and celebration.

Total Solar Eclipse: 14 Bizarre Facts You'll Read Nowhere Else - Vimarsana News

Total Solar Eclipse: 14 Bizarre Facts You'll Read Nowhere Else

Monday's total solar eclipse is the longest on land since 2010 and part of history's greatest eclipse in 163 years. Here are plenty more oddities the rare event.

Source: forbes.com
The ANZAC's New Foes Put the Turks to Shame - Vimarsana News

The ANZAC's New Foes Put the Turks to Shame

Given the attacks on Australia Day, ANZAC Day now stands alone as an occasion for remembrance and respect. But for how much longer, given querulous politicians' seeming eagerness to bow before the Left elite's zeal for tearing down statues, denigrating revered institutions and shredding the very fabric of Australia's conception of its past and, indeed, of itself